Every seller finds out what is wrong with their house eventually. A pre-listing inspection lets you choose when.
The logic is straightforward. A buyer is going to order an inspection regardless — the only real question is whether you learn what it will say before you list or after you are already under contract and facing a repair request with a clock running. A pre-listing inspection gives you the same list early enough to act on it: fix what is worth fixing, get ahead of the rest with a straightforward disclosure, and go into negotiations having already dealt with the surprises instead of discovering them mid-transaction.
It also changes the tone of the sale. A seller who can hand a buyer a recent inspection report, alongside receipts for anything that was addressed, is negotiating from a position most sellers do not have. It will not eliminate a buyer's own inspection or every point of negotiation, but it removes the ambush factor, and an ambush is usually where a deal gets renegotiated hardest or falls apart entirely.
Tell us the property and the timeline. We will match you with an inspector who reports to you and sells you nothing afterward.
Schedule an InspectionA property address and a rough timeline is enough to start — we will follow up to confirm the details.